Ford Explorer Mountaineer Radio Dash Bezel Vents Digital Climate Control 02-03 on 2040-parts.com
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YOU ARE LOOKING AT A RADIO DASH BEZEL WITH DIGITAL CLIMATE CONTROL FROM A 2003 FORD EXPLORER. ITS SILVER IN COLOR AND IT IS IN GOOD CONDITION. ALL OF THE VENTS AND CLIPS ARE ALSO IN GOOD SHAPE. THIS IS A USED ITEM SO IT MAY HAVE SMALL SCRATCHES, NICKS ETC...WE TRY HARD TO LIST ANY DEFECTS WITH THE ITEM WHEN WE SEE THEM. PRIORITY BOXED SHIPPING WILL BE $9.95 FOR THE LOWER 48 STATES. THANKS FOR LOOKING.
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